Sleep Like a Baby: Why Rest Is the Ultimate Self-Care Tool
- breshawna mccoy

- Mar 22
- 2 min read

Sleep is often the most neglected part of self-care, but it’s one of the most essential. Without enough rest, it’s harder to deal with stress, stay focused, or even just function like a normal human being.
Step 1: Create a Sleep Sanctuary
Your bedroom should be your sanctuary. Ditch the clutter, dim the lights, and invest in a comfy mattress and pillows. Make it a no-stress zone!
Tip: Try adding sound healing to your sleep routine. White noise machines or relaxing soundtracks with healing vibrations (like Tibetan singing bowls) help your body and mind unwind.
Step 2: Stick to a Routine
Your body loves routine. Going to bed and waking up at the same time each day helps regulate your circadian rhythm, leading to better sleep.
Tip: Use essential oils like lavender or chamomile in your bedtime routine. They’re natural sleep aids, and a little spritz of essential oils on your pillow can help you relax.
Step 3: Be Mindful of Your Evening Habits
Avoid caffeine, heavy meals, and stimulating activities (yes, TikTok, I’m looking at you!) an hour before bed. Instead, wind down with some light reading or a calming meditation.
Tip: Try a vibration therapy session before bed—tuning forks or gentle sound baths can harmonize your energy and ease you into a deep sleep.
FAQ Breakdown:
How many hours of sleep do I need? Most adults need 7-9 hours of sleep each night. If you're not getting enough rest, it can affect your physical and mental health.
How do I sleep better naturally? Stick to a sleep schedule, make your bedroom calming, and try incorporating sound therapy or guided sleep meditations.
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